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    Here's one from my recent trip back to Ontario. This is one of my favourite warblers so I was really keen to try to photograph them this year. I found a great area for them. Unfortunately the mosquitoes were insane. I probably got about 100 bites on my face alone while trying to find and photograph this guy...totally worth it :D

    Camera Model: Canon EOS 7D
    Shutter speed: 1/80 sec
    Aperture: 5.6
    Flash: On
    ISO: 800
    Lens: EF500mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x

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    A beautiful species photographed very well. Love the setting and the BG. Might tone down the leaves on the bottom as I find them a bit distracting.

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    I disagree about the leaves on the bottom and find them pleasing; however, would probably clone out the top left leaf if it were mine. I like the comp, colors, and background. I do find the image slightly oversharpened as seen from my monitor, and would love to see this at 1024x wide.

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    I like the contrast between the dark green BG and the leaves, but I would still tone down the leaves a bit. You should post it bigger for sure to enjoy this nice photograph in a proper size. Yes, it was worth the 100 mosquito bites on your face.

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    Worth every bite. Terrific pose, nicely framed. I first thought the URC leaf should go, but I came back to it and decided I liked the way it completed the frame. Another vote for a 1024 post.

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    Another top image, breat composition, colours, well everything really, dont touch it
    oh and buy some repellant lol

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    The green leaves are nicely framing this great looking Warbler, Glenn.

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    Beautiful image. Love the IQ and the dark greens of BG.
    Agree about toning the bottom leaves down a bit,
    Gail

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    Gorgeous image Glenn. Fabulous IQ and details, beautiful BG...I like the framing and comp as posted.

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    Wonderful shot. Love the pose, I really like how the leaveas frame the bird. Great background and crop.
    Well done.

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